​The Super Affiliate Network Review

​Is It Just Hype Filled Bull? Or The Real Deal?

BY ​JONATHAN REGISTER | ​​January 20, 2025

​I’ll be answering all of that and MORE in the Super Affiliate Network Review but first...

​Onward ...

As the name implies… the Super Affiliate Network is a training platform/marketing system that is designed to help people generate sales (and thus income) through affiliate marketing...

​... Well ... kind of.

More on that “kind of” in a second.

Now quickly what is affiliate marketing?

…. hang with me if you already know this….

​Affiliate marketing is simply where you sell other people’s products (or another company’s products), and you earn a commission for each sale that you make.

This is a tried and true model for making money online. Affiliate marketing is a 100% legitimate business model that has been around since the beginning of the Internet itself.

Affiliate marketing is how I personally freed myself from my 9-5 job, and is the primary source of my income (more on that here) …

Also, many, many companies have affiliate programs in place. Amazon.com has their own affiliate program, Wal-Mart has one, Dell has one, and there’s endless more.
 
Lastly…

The term "super affiliate" itself … is a term typically reserved for an affiliate who is in the top 1% of affiliates. Meaning, they sell a TON of stuff online.

Ok, so now you know what affiliate marketing is, and what the term "super affiliate" means.

Next…

​​If you join "the Super Affiliate Network" ... the promise is, you’ll learn how to create a full-time income online through affiliate marketing.

If you join at the Basic level (the initial level you’re presented with), it’s $47 per month and you can get going with a $1 trial.

With that you get access too:

​The above screenshot is from their initial sales video sharing what you get with the program.

And the order form for The Super Affiliate Network says you’ll get this:

​So... minus all the hype…

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Notice a consistent theme in what you get with the system?

While the Super Affiliate Network does teach tactics that you can use to sell other people’s products as an affiliate marketer, an important thing to know is this…

​All of their training, and their system revolves around selling THEIR products (the Super Affiliate Network’s products).

While on the surface there’s nothing wrong with this… the big BIG issue is this.

If the majority of people are paying to join the Super Affiliate Network just so they can promote it to others, and make money from it (versus joining the system so they can learn from the training they provide) …

THAT is when the legality of the program can come into question.

Because the actual product itself (the training), is now secondary (and almost meaningless). People aren’t joining for the training. They are joining just so they can share it with others and make money.

When there is no real product that is used by an end consumer (or the VAST majority of people don’t use or get value from the product itself) … and people are sharing it JUST so they can make money…

​That is a scam.

Recently there was a company called My Online Business Empire (aka MOBE ) that was recently shut down by the FTC for exactly this. Here is the FTC press release on the shut down of MOBE...

Does the Super Affiliate Network fall in the same boat as MOBE?

Is the Super Affiliate Network a scam?

More on that in a minute.

Next…

​And if you rather read, then watch a video :-) here’s a quick list of the Super Affiliate Network upsells and additional products you’ll likely be offered:

*Pricing/products offered will likely change…

​Again, I want to re-iterate one more time that there is nothing wrong with offering additional products/services… and there’s nothing wrong with offering high ticket products ($1,000+).

In fact… I personally believe that if a company has products or services that truly help people… that help solve a person’s problems, or fulfill a need/desire… then it is that company’s moral obligation to get their products/services in the hands of those people.

That brings me to this…

I would say it is NOT a scam, and that it could work.

Here’s why…

Reason #1) It looks like there are people out there who are making money from the Super Affiliate Network, and who are getting real value from the products themselves.

I also personally know a guy who is having success with it… the big caveat though is he’s already an experienced affiliate marketer (he is definitely NOT a beginner).

Reason #2) The founder of the Super Affiliate Network, “Misha Wilson” has been involved with affiliate marketing for quite some time now (I think easily 8 years now).

While that in of itself doesn’t mean the system works, or that it’s not a scam… real scammers typically appear and then disappear… or they hide behind fake actors in their sales videos.

That is not the case with Misha Wilson. I believe he does have good intentions and is truly seeking to help people.

With that said…

​Honestly, that’s a question you’ll have to answer for yourself.

While I do not think The Super Affiliate Network a scam, it’s not a system I would personally recommend you join. *** You can see my number one recommendation below.

The reason why is because the system is designed mainly as a business opportunity.

While it looks like they do have legitimate training attached to the opportunity… when the main focus is to “share the system” and get paid… and there’s more people sharing the system just to make money then actually using the system to learn from… that’s when you can get into legal trouble with the FTC.

Am I saying that The Super Affiliate Network is going to get shut down by the FTC?

Absolutely not (good people get hurt when that happens).

​​Thanks so much for reading The Super Affiliate Network Review! I hope it helped you out, and answered any questions you had about the program. If you still have questions, have feedback, or just want to say “Hi” or “thank you”... please let me know below...